Market Buoyed by Bullish Rumors and Rail News
The market firmed with rising securities and notable option sales. Vanderbilt lines reserved for rate increases. Pennsylvanian groups in New England avoided new contracts. Old Colony and New York and New England shares traded amid speculation, while discussions on Union Pacific dividends and a receiver era for the New York and Boston line colored sentiment in Boston and New York markets.
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Vanderbilt Lines
Pennsylvania
New England
New York
Roberts
Pennsylvania Road
Fink
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Atlantic and Pacific
Union Pacific
United States
Old Colony
Messrs. Lee, Higginson & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Jess
the Herald
Charley Jobhnes
Boston
Johnes
Transcript
Wilson
Clark
Car Trust
Bess New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Hudson River
Dividends Declared by Local Banks and Rail Line
The First National Bank of Webster declares a 3 percent dividend. The Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad Company declares a quarterly 1 percent dividend.
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First National Bank of Webster
Evansville and
Terre Haute
Sales at Brokers Board on Sept 16 at Rooston Stock Exchange
The roston stock exchange report shows broker board sales with varied figures for mining, railroads, and telegraph stocks. Highlights include large blocks in railroads and mining, with prices ranging and bids noted for firms like Atchison and Mexican Central, plus a Boston mining stock section and a general after board listing.
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Brokers’ Board
DAI
It & Pra
INC
Nm&s
Ate Pac
Sosten & Alb
Fitchburg
KaCy 3S & M
Maine
Nyane
S&p
Calom & Hecla
Tamarack
Boaw P
Beli T
Sie Leip & Tel
N Eng
BANE
Se Ee
Atchison
New York
New England
Boston
Aeron Ee Seles
Enzhest
Boston Waster Power
Catsipa Mining
Eecesees Ceccsesenes
Ees Eaeecses
Oregon Trang
Union Pacific
yCommon
Fragmented financial list references banks and bonds across states
A garbled OCR page lists numerous financial instruments, banks and railroads with states and values such as Boston, Maine, Vermont, Florida, and New Hampshire. It mentions banks like Merchants National Bank Salem and Boston National Bank, railroads including Boston and Albany and New Jersey lines, and bond values like $1,000 and $3,140. The fragmentary items imply a broad historical financial register or securities catalog rather than a single event.
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CGO
Baltoag, Oon
Seeceserererecess
Serereeel Oli
Merchants
National Bank
Salem
Seeveceres Sl Taig
Ula
Soston National Bank
Cccsseceresesces
Lagle National Pank
Pb Sea Eee
Chelsea
Boston & Albany Railroad
Massachusetts Cotton Nails
United States
AUTOR
Sssance
Middlesex Horse Railroad
South Gaston Horse
Jeetba
Wakefield Rattan’ Co
Pueblo Smelting and Refining Company
Lawrence Gaslight Co
Boston
Wisconsin
Boston, Concord & Montreal Railroad
Little Rock
Ft S
Purbhigr Markets Financial London Sept 16 Overview
Financial wires report London stock prices and bonds with mixed gold values and market notes. Atlantic and Great Western bonds, Canadian Pacific, Erie, Minnesota Central, Mexican, St Paul, New York Central, and Pennsylvania shares show varied quotes while Havana reports Spanish gold firm. Liverpool markets describe wheat and corn movements, breadstuffs, pork and bacon steadiness, and cotton prices with futures ranges.
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London
United States
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Minois Central
St Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Havana
Beerbohm
Merchants’ Exchange
Liverpool
Paris
England
United Kingdom
California
Uplands
Orleans
Financial markets slip into steady trading after midday shift
New York prices show money on call at 11 1/2 percent, bonds dull but firm, stocks closing quiet yet strong. Missouri Kansas and Texas and Texas and Pacific lead advances, coal industry warned of worsening trends and projected losses exceeding 5.09 million dollars if pooling continues. Railroad bonds active, prominent quotes include New York Central at 107 1/4 and Chesapeake issues mixed amid broader market strength.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Barsilver
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Pacific
Texas and Pacific
New York Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
Central of
New Jersey
Virginia Midland
Wabash Chicago
Toledo
Peoria
Western
Wabash
Great Western
Mobile
Ohio
Onion Lo-Gay
Diverse Commodities Prices and Market Notes
Market report lists gunny bagging gunpowder hemp hay hides and leather, metals and naval stores. Prices shown for cottons, oils, tea, tobacco, sugar, molasses, wines, wool and related goods with assorted regional quotes and delivery terms.
Boots and Shoes Trade Remains Busy Across Regions
The industry shows steady demand with duplicate orders daily, though smaller. factories run at full capacity to meet activity. New York and New England markets are in peak season, western and southern trade strong with weeks needed to finish contracts. Prices firm with slight advances expected. weekly exports reach 75,560 cases outside New England, 1,894,230 so far this year.
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New York
New England
Receipts of Staple Products Across Rail Lines
A fragmented list details receipts by railroads including Boston and Albany Grand Junction Providence Old Colony New York and New England Fitchburg Maine Eastern Division Maine Western Division Lowell and Peabody express and sea routes. Items cover wool flour corn oats barley malt milled products butter cheese eggs beans apples hay lumber leather hides and pelts across multiple dates and carloads.
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Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York
New England
Fitchburg Railroad
SCO
Maine Railroad
Maine Ratitcag
Lowell Hailroad
Peabody, Salem
Price and class list for regional livestock and rail car counts
A historical price sheet lists numbers of cars on various rail routes including Boston and Lowell 46 Fitchburg 406 Eastern 16 Boston and Albany 222 total 699. It provides market beef prices from first through third quality, store cattle prices for Farrow and fancy cows oxen and calves, lambs and veal, hides tallow skins and pelts, and a classification note for cattle and sheep.
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Watertown
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Eastern
Albany
Brighton
N.B
Boston stock market reports mixed with cattle and lamb sales
At Boston Union stock yards Tuesday, large sheep arrivals from the north and Canada totaled about 8000, with buyers holding the advantage. Lambs and sheep sold by the pound live weight, with numerous lots around 60–70 pounds and prices near four to five cents per pound. Veal calves and dairy cattle sales varied by yard and firm, with western steers selling around $5.50 to $6.50 per 100 pounds and multiple lots of cattle traded at Watertown and Brighton yards. Prices showed a general softness as cattle supply remained ample and buyers favored lower valuations.
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Cambridge
Boston
Philadelphia
Rosendale
Rio
West India
Java
Maracaibo
Laguayra
Jamaica
Manila
Lleth
Uplands
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A Wilcox
Adden & Cooper
Keazer & Capen
J E Marshall
Freeman & White
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J Keazer
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Geo Clark
Flint & Blanchard
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F Kennfield
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Nelson
George Mooney
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GH Sprigg
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J B Remick
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Combs & Farrar
RE French, Jr
C P Burke
HN Jenne
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Henry
Scattering
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GP Flack & Son
George Wears
OC Robinson
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G Berry
Geo Harris
F S Kimball
Cooper & Adden
G P Fleck
Albany
Brighton
Seattle
W Scollans
A Williamson
J D Hosmer
Angell
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Bands of Mercy
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Huntington Avenue
Felker
Tremont House
Willow Dale Company Fails With Large Liabilities
The Willow Dale company a Boston blanket maker with plant at Meriden Conn has failed liabilities run about 400000 half secured by hypothecated merchandise assets nominally over 600000 but expected to shrink significantly operations located at Meriden Conn with production of goods.
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Devonshire Street
Boston
Meriden
Conn
Hamilton
Mass
Alfred Hill
Treas
Salem
Albert W. Armstrong
Gloucester
Harvey M. Holt
Everett
Charlies A. Jennings
Lynn
Charles Leighton
Jonathan May
Charles H. Gaffney
W. H. Vose
Lewis Killam
Peter Gorman
Kimball & Robinson
Amos C. Bradford
Wm. Pearson
Larrabee & Hall
W. Burns
H. H. Kelley
George Faxon
Union Shuttle Manufacturing Company
Lawrence
Attached
Leroy, Grocer
Danbury
Oregon Short Lines earnings and receipts for July 1885
The Union Pacific Oregon Short Line reports July gross earnings of 186 265 and net 50 145 after expenses and taxes, with July 21 deficit and year totals for seven months showing 952 790 gross and 273 383 net. Monthly tables compare 1885 with 1884, plus a note on advertising via ticket pockets used on North Italy railways.
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Union Pacific Oregon Short Line
Oregon
North Italy
Milan
Venice
Pall Mall Gazette
North Shore
Ottawa
Messrs. Hickson
Wainwright
Grand Trunk Railway
Quebec
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mexican National
Mexican National Road
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Hoptonic touted to curb insomnia and insanity rise
A 19th or early 20th century health note warns America faces rising insanity due to sleeplessness and nervousness. It cites lack of albumen and promotes Hoptonic as a superior flesh food made from peptonized beef hops and malt, claiming it calms nerves, reduces insomnia and insanity. Prof Rose endorses its albumin content and efficacy.
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America
Rose
Court resumes assault trial of ship’s master and mate
Before Judge Nelson the cases of James Collamore and John W Hammond, master and first mate of schooner Frank M Noyes, were tried together for assault upon Edward Huber and then resumed and unfinished.
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Nelson
James Collamore
John W. Hammond
Frank M. Noyes
Edward Huber
Fairbanks vs Knowles executors case in Worcester county
Wilson H. Fairbanks administrator de bonis non of Ann Maria Sidley sues Fran cis B Knowles and others as executors of Lucius J Knowles for an accounting and to set aside a release alleged to have undervalued Sidley’s share in a cotton and woollen business. Parties dispute the release and alleged misrepresentations. Arguments by W W Rice and King for complainant and Georg i Hoar and Francis P Goulding for defendants.
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Wilson H. Fairbanks
Francis B. Knowles
Worcester County
de Bonis
Ann Maria Sidley
Lunon H. Sidley
Lucius J. Knowles
Sidley
Knowles
Sibley
Knowes
Geo. F. Blake
Ca. W. W
Municipal Court Notes Boldly Handles Prostitution and Liquor Charges
Annie Daniels and Mary Haynes were held in $500 bonds for keeping a house of ill fame while Thomas McEnay was fined $100 and costs for illegally selling intoxicating liquors and appealed.
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Annie Daniels
Mary Haynes
Thomas McEnay
Why It Has Not Been Prosecuted by District Attorney
A Washington despatch reports expected quick appointment of a new Boston US district attorney and notes the attorney general was alerted to failures to push key cases. It discusses Pollard warehouse fraud indictments from 1881, Simmons offers of $7000, and Judge Sanger’s stance that no case exists against Pollard.
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Washington
United States
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Pollard
Simmons
Sanger
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Sagner
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Herman Hirsch
Customs Revenue
New York
Hirsch
Marshal 8. P. Pollard
Grand Jury
Hirseh
Customs Service
Attorney General’s Office
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